Fleming Mackell Autographed 1945-54 Quaker Oats 8x10 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs Beckett BAS #Y92495 Postcards Order before 3PM for same

Name: Fleming Mackell Autographed 1945-54 Quaker Oats 8x10 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs Beckett BAS #Y92495 Postcards Order before 3PM for same
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Fleming Mackell Autographed 1945 54 Quaker Oats 8x10 Photo Toronto Maple Leafs Beckett BAS #Y92495 Postcards Order before 3PM for same Order before 3PM for same day shipping This is a 1981 Fleer Card that has been hand signed by Rodney Craig This is a 1945 54 Quaker Oats 8x10 Photo that has been hand signed by Fleming Mackell It has been certified authentic by Beckett Authentication (BAS) and comes with their sticker and matching certificate of authenticity

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